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G.uncil Minutes of 11-21-78 -2-'~ check the retailers on a x~eguLar-~a,rin_.._ S~xs-vestA rh+~t t-~~31 ~i.eht_ cansidar coa~uni- eating with our neighbors who use our sewer sya~em_ The treating of this material is an expense to the City and hopes we eau present our case to them with a view of one of two things. Suggest that they consider an ordinance similar to ours and enforce it or perhaps Council will have to address itself to the fact that because of the in- crease in cost that we may have to pass a portion of this on to the people wing our system the next time terms are discussed as far as the use of our sewer system. firs. Beringer requested the Clerk of Council send our neighboring commurities a copy of our phosphate ordinance along with a letter asking them if they would consider adopting such an ordinance. Will get together with the Clerk in regard to terminology. Mrs. Petrigae stated this is already a concern of [lard 5 in Fairview. The condominiums along Mastick Road are in Waxd 5 and they are tying in. Thinks they are already very much aware and are wondering how this is going to be taken care of in regard to our ordinance. Mr. Logan asked Air. Petra if a retailer is found guilty of selling any high phosphate detergents, what action is taken. Mr. Petra stated it was discussed with the Prosecutor and have established guidelines and procedures which will be followed to properly document the sale and have made provisions for testing the detergent it- self "in house". Guilty parties will be prosecuted. President Lampert discussed with Safety Director Petra his remarks concerning the high accideat rate on Lorain Road - what is the cause and the extent of these accidents. Mr. Petra did not have the detailed report that was coiled with him but reported there were 48 accidents, from Country Club Boulevard to Canterbury. Discussion continued. Air. Bcehmer stated this was taken up at the Safety Committee meeting and it instill in committee. Mr. Lampert said he would like to have some in- put on it. Mrs. Saringer, Chairman of Streets and Drainage Committee reported: 1) committee naet on November 13th and discussed Ordinance No. 78152 which was removed from the agenda this evening for a lack of inforadation. 2) committee discussed Ordinance 130. 78-163 which is on the agenda this evening and committee has no objection, Mrs. Petrigac, Chairman of Enviroamental Control Committee reported: l) -committee met and has no objection to Ordinance No. 7$-132 as amended which is on third reading phis evening. The rest of hez report dealt with the low phosphate ordinance and it hss already been covered enough. 2) will be asking for suspension of rule requiring three readings on Ordinance No. 78-155 far the following reasons: the Landmarks Committee would like to designate City Hall as a landmark at a Family Christmas Tree Lightfn$ Night. tentative agenda for this is Sunday evening, December 3rd, at 7 P.M. Are pla~ring a Comsaunity Christmas Caroling and tkte Ptayor will activate the switch which will turn on the lighting of the tree. Committee is approaching the schools and asl~ing the students to make ornau~ents. Other persons, including businesses and organizations, who would like to donate ornaments are invited to do so. All ornaments which weather the season will be put away for next year - hoping that the Christmas tree lighting will be an annual affair. Mr. Boehmer, Chairman of Transportation and Public Safety, Health end Welfare Co~i.ttee reported: 1) committee twat and discussed liquor application of a C-1 arsd C-2 pereait for dba Friendly Beverage and De11, at 30129-31 Lorain Road. Co~amittee objects to this application because it is too close to a school.. ~;_.,; ,